Corruptocracy.part Three

*Act 2: "Blowback" (Pages 11-20)*

_(Settings: Newsroom, government office, streets in Lagos.)_

*Scene 1: "The Leak" (Pages 11-12)*

- Ayo leaks deal details to journalist Jen.

- Minister Udo’s involvement exposed.

- Mr. Okoro panics quietly.

*Scene 2: "Media Storm" (Pages 13-14)*

- Corruption story breaks big in Nigerian media.

- Public reacts; Minister Udo denies.

- Ade uneasy; Ayo’s at risk.

*Scene 3: "Backlash Hits" (Pages 15-16)*

- Ade loses job; Mr. Okoro distances self.

- Ayo faces threats for whistleblowing.

- Minister Udo clams up.

*Scene 4: "Street Talk" (Pages 17-18)*

- Nigerians discuss corruption’s toll.

- Ordinary people fed up; want change.

- Characters’ fates hang in balance.

*Scene 5: "Consequences" (Pages 19-20)*

- Minister Udo steps down (forced).

- Ayo’s praised; Ade regrets.

- System still strong; play hints hope

*Act 3: "Choices and Costs" (Pages 21-30)*

_(Settings: Ayo’s home, streets, quiet meetings in Lagos.)_

*Scene 1: "Ayo’s Stand" (Pages 21-22)*

- Ayo stays firm on exposing truth.

- Support from some activists; threats rise.

- Ade reaches out, regrets past.

*Scene 2: "Regrets Mount" (Pages 23-24)*

- Ade humbled; wants redemption path.

- Ayo cautious but hopeful for change.

- Mr. Okoro fades into shadows.

*Scene 3: "Street Voices" (Pages 25-26)*

- Nigerians discuss corruption’s cost.

- Ordinary people want accountability.

- Characters’ choices weigh heavy.

*Scene 4: "Systemic Grip" (Pages 27-28)*

- Corruption still runs deep in Nigeria.

- Ayo’s win small; risks linger.

- Ade adjusts to new reality.

*Scene 5: "Path Forward?" (Pages 29-30)*

- Ayo’s courage noted; hope flickers.

- Play hints individuals matter in cycles.

- System persists; characters ponder.